15 Biggest Mid-Day Losers For Friday

Cherokee Inc (NASDAQ:CHKE) shares dipped 31 percent to $5.35 after the company reported a loss for its first quarter on Thursday. The company reported an adjusted loss of $0.07 per share, versus analysts’ estimates for a profit of $0.13 per share.
ImmunoCellular Therapeutics Ltd (NYSE:IMUC) shares fell 22.8 percent to $1.63.
Kitov Pharmaceuticals Holdings Ltd (NASDAQ:KTOV) shares dropped 20 percent to $1.91 after surging 42.26 percent on Thursday.
Precipio Inc (NASDAQ:PRPO) shares tumbled 17.7 percent to $13.00.
RadiSys Corporation (NASDAQ:RSYS) shares dropped 16.7 percent to $3.00 after the company lowered its sales forecast for the second quarter. The company now expects Q2 sales of $35 million, versus earlier outlook of $41 million to $47 million.
Root9B Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:RTNB) shares fell 14.3 percent to $10.00.
Dextera Surgical Inc (NASDAQ:DXTR) shares declined 13.2 percent to $0.269 after the company disclosed that it has placed 'temporary shipping hold' on MicroCutter 5/80. The company also reported preliminary FY17 total product sales of $2.9 million to $3 million.
Ocular Therapeutix Inc (NASDAQ:OCUL) shares declined 11.6 percent to $8.40 after dropping 6.68 percent on Thursday.
Westport Fuel Systems Inc (USA) (NASDAQ:WPRT) shares slipped 11.3 percent to $1.92.
Digimarc Corp (NASDAQ:DMRC) dropped 11.2 percent to $34.10. Craig-Hallum downgrades Digimarc from Buy to Hold.
Oasis Petroleum Inc. (NYSE:OAS) shares fell 6.8 percent to $7.20 after declining 3.86 percent on Thursday.
Nabors Industries Ltd. (NYSE:NBR) dropped 6.6 percent to $6.99. Wells Fargo downgraded Nabors Industries from Outperform to Market Perform.
Oshkosh Corp (NYSE:OSK) fell 6 percent to $64.75. Bank of America downgraded Oshkosh from Neutral to Underperform.
Globant SA (NYSE:GLOB) shares declined 4.3 percent to $41.00. KeyBanc downgraded Globant from Overweight to Sector Weight.
Advaxis, Inc. (NASDAQ:ADXS) dropped 4 percent to $6.43 as the company announced the resignation of its chief executive officer and president Daniel J. O’Connor. The company named Anthony (Tony) Lombardo as interim CEO.